LPU Faculty Details & Reviews ,Jalandhar

Faculty: LPU's BBA (Business Analytics) blends core business and analytics with tools like Tableau, SQL, and Excel. Experienced faculty ensure practical learning via case studies and projects. Exams assess theory and skills, while internships and workshops boost industry readiness. Teachers are helpful. They make students industry-ready by giving them both practical and theoretical knowledge.

Faculty: The faculty in our college is so helpful. Because of our faculty, I got placed in a good company. They teach us advanced things that are going on currently in the world. Semester exams are not that tough if you are focused, and teachers are very supportive. Overall, academics in our college are not that stressed as compared to other colleges. It gives you the freedom to explore.

Faculty: Some teachers are very helpful and good. They solve students' doubts and try to guide them according to their personal experiences. Some of the teachers keep personal grudges with students. They even say that they fail students if they ask them doubts or for any kind of help. If we talk about the curriculum, it is good and relevant. It teaches students a lot of things and basics which makes them ready for placements. If we talk about exams, they are pretty good and difficult. To pass the exam, w...

Faculty: Teachers are qualified by the certificates and not by their knowledge. Few teachers explain the concepts very well but few of them do not know how to speak in proper English. Semester exams are very difficult. The passing percentage is very low. Some students are dropping out due to non-clearance of exams and they are unable to clear.

Faculty: The faculty members were average. They relied on PowerPoint presentations and lacked creativity. Some were rude, refusing attendance to students even a minute late. The curriculum was basic, repeating class 11 and 12 topics. I chose the BBA-MBA course, and our subjects were similar to previous classes. The semesters were filled with assignments and class tests, creating unnecessary pressure.

Faculty: The curriculum is in-house and made by the faculty by research many textbooks on the respective subjects. The teachers are a mixed bunch but most of them are not that qualified. The teaching quality is not that good but the curriculum is okay and can make the children industry ready. The semester exams are tough with a pass percentage of 50 percent.

Faculty: The teachers are really good and very helpful. The course is good, but there are some cons, like we have to study some subjects like MEC and ECE. About the exams, the questions are tough, and 50% of the questions are easy to medium. To pass the exam, they want 40% in overall CA, midterm, and end-term, which is mandatory. Other requirements include 30% in end-term or 30% in both midterm and end-term.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified, but they don’t know how to treat students in this generation. They all just put so much pressure on students, some even attempt suicide, and we literally have so much on our late. Like in just 4 months, we have to complete our syllabus, and then there’s 3 CA (continuous assessment), 2 WTP (written test practical), mid-term examination, end-term examination, ETP (end-term practical), presentations, assignments, other activities.

Faculty: Teachers at our block are really capable of teaching the students, but yeah, of course, there are some faculty whom you may not find helpful at all, in case of their nature or whatever, but we have a very good hierarchical system for resolving issues starting with crores in each class, HOD, HOS, etc. The course curriculum is relevant for us, and the semester exams aren't that tough if you study properly. Passing percentage is 30% in midterm and 40 % in end term for a student to pass.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and most are assistant professors. They are industry teachers and teach relevant course to make students industry-ready. But they have limited faculty and huge number of students and they provide online course subscriptions.

Faculty: Highly qualified and knowledgeable teachers are provided in the B.Tech CSE programme at Lovely Professional University, with many having advanced degrees and industry experience. They are approachable, guiding the students inside as well as outside the classrooms. Emphasis on practical learning, with a focus on hands-on and project-based assignments. The course curriculum is prepared to be in sync with the industry standards, with special emphasis on emerging technologies like AI, Machine Learni...